The Labor enquirer., 1887-03-12
Fl HI DENVER, COLORADO SATURDAY. MARCH IL. 1885,

because they have never retraced lhei
steps from places whet 10 they have ono
established themselvsB. II
Witness: Mongolia, Mantchuris
Eastern Turkes'ap, Thibet, Siam. 'For
mosa and the Phillipihe Islands,-coun
tries already conquered by this peaceful
invasion by them in the past century
Witness: the Sandwich Islands. India
Java, South America and the Unite
States. .-countries In process of conquest
10. In San Francisco $4,000 Chimes
are quartered in space covering abou
eight blocks. or this number 5000 ar
prostitutes aud the vilest of the vile.
IL. In BROOKLYN, New York there /
s Chinese quarter" al $50 IN St. Loni,
New Orleans, Boston and Baltimore. Il
New York 1000 have lodging and il
Chicago 5000. The evil is spreading.
IL. The Chinese mind inclines to
government Of pure desp otlsm. and /
opposed to liberty.
IL. The Chinese are dangerous be-
cause Of their superior mechanical abil
ity. Lack Of care Of children and O
medical knowledge has SLOWED only thu
best and strongest Of Chinese children
to grow up and be perpetuated. Thu
breeding in and unconscious selection
has made type which combines tn,
maximum Of mental and physical
strength. aud allows 1t to exist on the
minimum Of nutrition
IA. The population of China is more
than one-third of that of the entire
world They have 400 iieople 10 the
square mile, while the rest have only
thirty-two. They are bound to spread
10. Their civilization is a different
one from ours and must couflict. They
cannot combine and either ours OF
theirs must die. .
10. They will not femain stationary.
TIL ir whole history shows that their de
velopment is not vet cbmpeted.
IL. Their civilization is one of low
moral and low physical but high mental
power.
IS. Their rulers are drawn kom the
people byia competitive system upon
bases Of craft, subtilily, intellect. polite
ness, suavity aud deceit.
10. their minister in London in 1882
proclaimed that they meant to CONQUER
the world. and they do.
20. They are establishing arm facto.
ries and have the fourth best avy of
the world. They mean peaceabe a, d
cowardlv conquest if possible but forci-
BILE If they must.
81. They are dangerous on account OF
their great imita,iveness, patience, obe-
dience, slavishness. ferocitv, and indus
try. They are intellectually great.
%. Vice is ingrained IN their nature
ana infectious diseases follow their
course like blight.
%. The finer thoughts and qualities
are absent from their minds.
"a. Their nature is one Of deliberate
and consclenceless savagery. They have
no moral senses
%. The expense OF living for a Chi
naman. his wife and four children in
Canton is So per month. In country
1t is 81 per IN pnth. This means
death to all white competition.
20. A Chinaman learns any mechan-
ical trade in one-third the time IL takes
u white man, has no family. lives fru.
gally, lodges on bench, and Is obedient
and servile. Ifa shite man could live
this way, it would be a crime that he
should do It.
q. Large land owners favor Chinese
because Chinese slave labor allows large
farms to 3e cheaply worked at profit.
aids the creation VI a landed arlstocracy.
induces contempt for the man who
labors, and prevents small farms which
are the safety of u state.
%. The Chinese produce among
white communities {: beggary or crime
among the men; starvation or prostitu-
tion among the women.
20. By the presente of these sayages
In California We have lost $50, 900 whites,
their wives, and children. BUSINESS.
homes and farms. u
80. The followingis list Of the pro-
fesslons occupiedin whole or in part in
California by Chinese. Read it through
carefully: Hsp picking. berry picking,
domestic service, weaving, making un-
derclothing and shirts, laundry, dress
making. millinery. gathering fruit, veg
etables, digging potatoes. making grain
bags, shoes, cigars, care OF gardens, large
dairies. milk and bther dairy work,
seating cane chairs, wooden mills. can.
neries, tanneries, lurh hber business, fish
cries, vanishing furniture, building
leyees, grading road beds, railway work,
spring mattresses, oakum factory, placer
mining, printing, water works. banking,
expressage, engineering. drawing, paint.
inS, jewelry. In making barrels, boxes.
brushes, brooms. bricks, blinds, clothing.
cigar boxes, cloth, cordage. furniture,
fiannels, gloves, harness, knitted goods,
leather, matches, paper. rope, soap. straw
goods, sashes. saddle es. slippers. twine.
tinware, wine, willow-ware. whips, and
employed also es carpenters, fremen,
b,acksmiths, peddlets. siga writer's, wait
ers. clock repairers, in chemical works,
-four. lumber and powder mills. distil'
lerles and in almost every other dep rt-
ment Of industry. 49,
81. There are in San Francisco lO.Oot
boys and girls aged from Is to q years
mostly unemployed who will become
thieves and prostitutes or leave th'
country. ~
50. The Chinese are extensively hir'
ing agricultural laniis and farming ior